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Publisher CommentsBritain’s leading train expert tells the epic story of how the world’s railroads shaped commerce, cultures, and countries, and created the modern era The opening of the Liverpool and Manchester Railway in 1830 marked the beginning of a transport revolution that would forever transform the way we live. Blood, Iron, and Gold takes us on a journey encompassing jungle, mountain, and desert, revealing the huge impa... read more>>>
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Publisher CommentsFifty Cars That Changed the World focuses on the modern era's most important mode of transportation: the automobile.
From the 1908 Ford Model T, through mid-century masterpieces like the 1957 Lotus Elite, to the 1998 Smart Car, the fifty entries explore each car's iconic status in design history. London's Design Museum is the world's leading museum devoted to contempora... read more>>>
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Publisher CommentsFollowing the success of the Beaver aircraft, the engineers and test pilots who developed it decided to build an airplane that could do everything the Beaver could — with twice the capacity and payload — and the Otter was born. The Otter was a great airplane, but why not make it perfect with twin-engine reliability and nosewheel landing gear? There were complications, but the result, the Twin Otter, was another winner. With more than 100 ... read more>>>
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